Approved Building Plans definition

Approved Building Plans means the final construction plans/documents that have been approved by the local governing body that will be utilized for the construction of the Project.
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Approved Building Plans means the drawings and specifications of a proposed building with evidence of the building approval stamped or endorsed on them;
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Approved Building Plans means the plans and specifications for a building prepared by a qualified person and approved under the Buildings Ordinance, 1994 [Cap. 8];
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Examples of Approved Building Plans in a sentence

  • The plans for the Exterior Modifications and the Outdoor Area Improvements (which are part of the Purchaser’s Required Modifications and which shall be part the Approved Building Plans) required by City shall be paid from BRM Deposit, and Seller shall pay for all processing of said plans with the City with said funds.

  • Upon issuance of the Permits, including, without limitation, the building permit, Tenant shall submit to Landlord, a final set of Building Plans reflecting all changes, if any, as approved by Landlord (or not requiring the approval of Landlord) hereunder (the "Approved Building Plans").

  • In the event that any change to the Approved Building Plans requires any change to any portion of Tenant's Work which has been completed, the total cost of installation and removal of such completed work shall be the sole responsibility of the Tenant and shall not be included within the term "Building Costs" (as defined in paragraph E) for purposes of reimbursement by Landlord.


More Definitions of Approved Building Plans

Approved Building Plans means building plans approved by the Municipality in terms of the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, 1977 (Act 103 of 1977),
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Approved Building Plans means all final plans in connection with Developer’s Project as approved by City and Developer and by any and all applicable governmental agencies or authorities.
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Approved Building Plans means Building Plans approved by the HOA and the Local Authority, as applicable. Architect means a SACAP registered person (in any of the following categories: Professional Architect, Professional Senior Architectural Technologist, Professional Architectural Technologist, or Professional Architectural Draughtsperson) as contemplated in paragraph Building Design and Construction Rules (BDCR) means the Rules pertaining to the matters contemplated in paragraph 10.1.2 of the Constitution of the HOA, as approved by the HOA at a General Meeting of Members and confirmed and signed by the relevant authority at the Local Authority, issued and amended from time-to-time in accordance with the Constitution of the HOA. Building Design and Construction Manual/Guiding Document means the Manual or Guiding Document contemplated in paragraph 4.2.1.6 of the BDCR, prepared by the Design Review Committee of the Trustee Committee (DRC) with a view to facilitating the processes pertaining to the matters delegated to the DRC, and to clarifying, illustrating, and further explaining, in whichever way the DRC find appropriate, relevant provisions of the BDCR to Members, Building Contractors and other service providers, provided that the Manual or Guiding Document may not contain any procedure or building design and construction prescript conflicting with the provisions of the BDCR, and should any conflict arise between the provisions of the Manual or Guiding Document and the provisions of the BDCR, the provisions of the BDCR will take precedence.
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Approved Building Plans means the general building plans and specifications in respect of the Estate prepared by the Authorized Person for the development of the Lot approved by the Building Authority under Ref. No. BD2/9217/11 and include any approved amendments thereto from time to time.
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Approved Building Plans means the approved building plans issued by Bridesdale Farm for houses to be constructed on the Bridesdale Farm Home Lots under the applicable Design Guidelines from time to time.
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